Only later, by taking the original Moran process [1]} and incorporating frequency-dependent fitness in it [2]}, was the study of evolutionary games on finite populations initiated, where it was shown that the stability of strategies depends not only on the payoffs received by individuals, but on the size of the considered finite population as well [3]}. For strong selection however, the evolutionary outcomes were shown to correspond to the classical infinite population ones, first under the frequency-dependent Moran process [4]}, and then under general fitness mappings [5]}.
